Urban Insider Magazine

What I love most about conversations is that you get a chance to feel people out, their tone of voice, the inflections all of those things mean a lot as an expression of verbal communication. I only wish you guys got a chance to experience the exchange of dialogue between us, because it helps put more emotion and understanding into the words. The 26 year old Miami native has been in the modeling game for about 8 years now, I caught up with him while he was getting ready to hop in the barber's chair. Although he was in Miami during the recent devastation of "Hurricane Irma", his primary residence is now New York, where he relocated to delve more into the fashion and entertainment industry. We chatted briefly on how the hurricane affected him, and although he was a bit nerve wrecked he was w orried more about others." I lost power for a couple days, but it destroyed how the city normally works, you can’t even go on the beach now unless you have ID or ...

In this world everything is not always as it seems, and we often don't get to see beyond the surface to know who is really there for you. I feel that my eyes and mind have now been given more depth after speaking with R&B artist Range AKA Chuck Adams he gave me more than an interview, but an actual insight into life in the entertainment industry. Chuck was previously on the rooster of new comers to Roc Nation along with J-Cole and Melanie Fiona, he dropped his first single on the label entitled "Ghetto Dance" ft. Rick Ross. Chuck describes this experience as a one in a million chance that an artist gets to release a major single signed to a major label, he even stated that while on the video set of "Ghetto Dance" Rick Ross pointed out the fact that having Ray Kay a highly sought after video director for his first video was a big deal. In speaking about his previous situation with RocNation he attributes part of it to being a lack of guidance, an...